若者 に人気 の渋谷 をご紹介 します
Introducing Shibuya, a popular area for young people.
UPDATED:2023-03-04
Shibuya is a city located in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo, Japan.
Shibuya Station is located west of the Yamanote Line and is a terminal station served by numerous railroads.
Because it attracts many young people, it is recognized as a source of information for young people.
Climbing Miyamasuzaka slope on the east side of Shibuya Station, it connects to Aoyama-dori Avenue, which leads to Omotesando and Aoyama.
Miyashita Park has recently been renovated to become a three-story structure, with the park moved to the top three floors above ground.
The first and second floors below the park have been converted into tenant space, with many fashion brands, including Louis Vuitton.
Shibuya Yokocho, which has been redeveloped and cleaned up, has become a drinking area overflowing with young people.
The scramble crossing that connects to Center Street right in front of Shibuya Station is often shown on TV as one of the most famous intersections in Japan.
From the scramble intersection, Park Avenue extends to the north, leading to Meiji Avenue, which connects to Harajuku.
Meiji-dori is an arterial road connecting Meguro to Shinjuku and Ikebukuro via Shibuya.
Across Meiji-dori facing the east side of Shibuya Station is Hikarie, a commercial building, and underground is Shibuya Station on the Tokyu Toyoko and Fukutoshin lines.
The second floor of the next building is the Shibuya station of the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line.
The Tokyo Metro Ginza Line was relocated to a location facing Meiji-dori due to the redevelopment of Shibuya, so those who know the old days should be careful.
原宿 から見 た渋谷 の町並 みShibuya townscape seen from Harajuku
A view of Shibuya from the pedestrian bridge in front of Yoyogi Park in Harajuku.
The harmony of the green trees and the buildings beyond is beautiful.